Ashland Bay

Ashland Bay Solid Colored Merino Wool Top - Black

Name: Ashland Bay Solid Colored Merino Wool Top - Black
Brand: Ashland Bay
SKU: ABSM800-04
Price: 11.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.955284552 (246 reviews)

SKU: ABSM800-04

$11.00 USD

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Ashland Bay Solid Dyed Combed 21.5 micron Merino Wool Top.

2.75" Inch Staple Length.

These rovings are comparable to Paradise Fibers Solid Merino Wool Top.

Garments made from this wool should be hand washed and laid flat to dry.

Merino Wool is breathable in the summer, insulating in winter, exceptionally soft and lightweight. The individual fibers are smooth with little crimp making it ideal for wet felting projects. These rovings can also be used in arm/hand knit and crochet projects, woven into beautiful tapestries and worked into many different types of projects.

With the full color spectrum represented in the range, the creative possibilities are endless! Pair these rovings with a blending board to create your own multi color Rolags and Batts!

Please note: Colors may vary slightly from batch to batch due to the nature of natural fiber. We have taken every step to represent the colors correctly. Colors can change depending on your screen settings.

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